The environment: wo- and da-compounds
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I can form wo- and da-compounds in the context of helping the environment.
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Da-compounds are used to replace and refer back to inanimate (non-living) nouns which have already been mentioned.
Use wo-compounds to ask questions with prepositions. Place the prefix wo- + preposition at the start of the question.
For animate things (people and animals), use an object pronoun instead of a da-compound to replace the noun.
For ‘who’ questions with prepositions relating to animate nouns, use a form of ‘wer’, not a wo-compound.
Use dar- and wor- for da- and wo-compounds with prepositions starting with a vowel.
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